07/09/2025 - Truth or Deception!!!

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Kid christ Jew Sarah Lease, good news did come through.
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We're allowed to go to the airport and wear our shoes.
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Okay, but we're going to talk about more of that
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coming up.
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I don't care for my little bit. I don't care
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because now I can pull out of my closet my
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old exploding shoes again.
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There you go. You're the new shoe bomber, Kid, Chris
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the shoe bomber.
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And also, just in time for downtown, the old Macy's
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headquarters is opening up for they're apartment. They have three
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hundred and forty one new apartments.
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Down there, and they are expensive. You got to play
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for the Bengals to be able to afford it.
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Well, I mean part strap. I'm not gonna have any
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problems down there because you know, with with the apartment,
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you get a gift bag and free Kevlar, So while
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you're running into your apartment through the streets, you know,
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the bolts are just bounced right off while you're going in.
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I hate to say it, you know I love going downtown.
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I'm there once or twice a week least, but you
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could not pay me, even in those gorgeous places. You
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could not pay me to live downtown. No thanks, I'd right.
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Now wherever wherever they drop those bombs into uh where
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where President Trump dropped those bombs into the sand. I'd
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rather live there. It's safer.
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I mean it's every night there's something. I think Price
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Hill was the location last night where there was a shooting.
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Over in press heel, I hate it. It's so.
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I think there's another press conference today. I don't know
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what these press conferences are.
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Well, they recorded them over, they're already done. They just
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say they just get them done and then they just
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they go to Florida and then they just release them
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as their shootings happen.
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These are all just teams calls at this point.
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Yeah, no, didto Dido diddo diddo in same spot.
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It's the same thing, same thing. Yeah, everybody that's a
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part of these Most of the people am involved are
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all kids, average age like fifteen years old. So yeah,
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it does come down to the parents. The police are
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not responsible. They can't look after all your kids. And
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I'm hearing that the police are terrified because they're out numbered,
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so they should be man, So what are they gonna do?
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You know, it's like ten of them against four hundred
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kids with guns, let them drive around in circles in
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the street they want, and fireworks.
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Whatever. I'm so comfortable where I live and I know
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this nonsense happens, and I love it.
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We're in Covington, and I swear every night for the
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past two weeks it's fireworks. I'm assuming. Yeah, but my
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husband and I will play that game. We're like, uh oh,
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is that fireworks or is it gunshots? Because we're so
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close to downtown.
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I mean, just take a drink or just take a
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drink each time, and you'll be in rehab by this
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next summer.
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I don't need another problem. I got enough problems as
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it is.
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You'll be looking like.
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Yeah, making the headlines.
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I know. I didn't know that that show that he
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did over the weekend where my, uh my, stupid social
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media is flooded with all these bands covering I'm not
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a black Sabbath guy, so whatever. I can hear all
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the dirt bags in their cars right now going.
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Lots of Ozzie fans out there. But he did some
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good over the weekend. Over two hundred million raised for
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kids charities to like kids at the hospital.
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That's great. Yeah, that just means he's back on the
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road because if that money is not going into Sharon's pocket,
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he's back on the road June. Yeah, and their excuse
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is going to be no no. That was the last
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of the black sab. Now we got to the last
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of the AUSI solo stuff.
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Dude, my mom, she's already ready for my dad to
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go back to work. He's been retired for not even
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two weeks, and she's like, you know what, maybe we
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need to find you a part time job or something
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to keep you busy. She's already going crazy.
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It's hard to sneak the side piece into the house
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when my daddy's home.
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I think she just misses her peace and quiet and
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not having to make plans. But every day he wakes
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up like, Okay, what are we going to do today?
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Like a little kid that is Sarah Alicia. Oh him, stop,
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let's hear about.
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It making the headlines. I love this. By the way,
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wall US Airports they have a new policy now during
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the security screenings with TSA, you can leave the shoes on.
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You don't have to expose the piggies.
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Well, it's so stupid that they announce it so Well,
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first of all, it was stupid that they killed let
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us know. I know, but it's stupid that they killed
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it anyways, because one guy I had the light a
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shoe on fire and it didn't work. First of all, back.
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In two thousand and six, so these thing's been going
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on for twenty years.
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Just about because of one jerk off. We had to
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stop everybody from wearing their shoes on the plane.
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Okay, so so you can wear the shoes, but.
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You know what I mean, yeah, ye yeah. So because
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of that, and then and then they go, okay, coast
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is clear. Now everybody can put their shoes back on.
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So now the terrorists are jumping off their couch, going, oh,
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let's do it now.
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Are you nervous that people are going to be putting
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bombs in their shoes?
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I don't go anywhere blow up.
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I'm going to Vegas next weekend, so I'll let you
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know if there are any shoe bombers nearby.
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I'll no, I'll see it on the news and I'll go, oh, Sarah,
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I bring the puppet, the puppet who cares.
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Thanks. I appreciate that officials say that with the new
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advances in technology, though, it's been made possible to make
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this change without it for a week without compromising any safety.
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So if you are a little worried that there could
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be a shoe bomber, they say they can still detect
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that stuff with all the equipment they got, so it
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should be good to go.
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I think it's I think the people that are drunk
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are more of a pain in the ascid anybody trying
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to like.
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Their shoe on FOT or crying babies. Yeah, I don't
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do well with that one. Also, they say it's important
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that we find ways to keep people safe but also
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streamline and make the process more enjoyable for every single person.
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Oh, if it's about enjoyment, then you need to do
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more than worry about people's shoes. They take them off
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on the plane, these scumbags you, Yeah, don't.
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I don't need to see your bare feet on the
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plane or at the airport or yeah, I hate that
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walking through the TSA stuff and everyone's got their hairy
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feet out and you can smell the shoe odor.
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Yeah, and they complain about it, like why don't you
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take my shoes off? And then they get on a
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plane and they take their shoes and they take them off.
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I see girls giving themselves pettic heures at the airport.
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I'm like this, this could have been done. People are
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well in advance. Animals see a new policy, and I
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guess this will save on some time. I don't think
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it's that big of a time saver.
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I mean, but it's not.
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It's what sixty seconds maybe.
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Just I always get there early anyways, and I know
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what's ahead. I'm prepared.
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Yeah, we've been doing this now for decades and it's
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just to be expected. And I think I never thought
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the process was that slow.
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No, the hold up is always when you show up
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and you act surprise and try to fight it.
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Yeah, don't try to fight the people at the airport
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or the.
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People that sit there and argue. And it's usually some woman.
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So why does it have to be a woman.
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I don't see any guy standing there with a bottle
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of water going it's just water, everybody. No, it's just
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my water.
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I just bought it.
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Why do I got to get rid of it?
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I think we all know these things by now.
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It's usually a woman fighting a bottle of water. It's
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not a liquid.
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I'm well aware of the rules. I've never tried to
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sneak down the only.
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Woman in the world yes, yes, I know. The whole
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world is around you. It revolves around me him Instagram.
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I'm the only person.
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Yep, that's it now. If you think that, you're crazy.
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But it is funny to see people fight and argue
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with the TSA. And if you think these guys care,
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they don't.
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They don't care if you miss your flight, they don't
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care if they have to kick you out. Trust me,
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they're just trying to keep everybody calm and keep things moving.
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And I'm sure they would love a day when there's chaos,
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when they get to hold somebody from getting on the plane.
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If I work there, I would be like I would
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love if somebody got mouthy with me and said no,
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I'm going through with my bottle of water.
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I'll be like, Okay, that's gonna be a Retaliman job,
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isn't it. You're going to the TSA.
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Yes, that's me and your dad. When I retire, him
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and I are going to the TSA to go start trouble.
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I think that next week, when my mom and I
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are going through TSA, it'll be my dad check. Yeah,
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the crouching down the legs and then the bras. It's
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always the woman. Yeah, yeah, they don't have the guys
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touching the ladies. It's always women on women.
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Yeah. Yeah, they want to do it every time.
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And my friends are like, why do you always get the.
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Path of they want to do it. I have them
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on the camera so they can put it up on
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their only fans. Yeah, tsa on only fans.
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Well, if you're going to do that, at least give
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me a cut so we can't afford to go on
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another flight.
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I think, Wow, I had no clue. I replace and
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I saw that score, and I was like.
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I watched a couple of innings and then I turned
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the quarterback back on.
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At that bunker buster bomb.
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The Marlins extended their franchise record road winning streak to
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eleven last night as they routed the Reds twelve to two.
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That since he's fourth loss in a row, Nick Martinez rocked,
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allowing a career high ten runs he retired the first
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six batters he faced.
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Then the Marlins erupted. They just said the heck with it.
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About a couple of times through the lineup, they got
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to him a rough for seven runs and a third
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and the route was on.
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I was like, I'm gonna go back and stare at
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Joe Burrow on quarterback.
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And they all went and they all got on a
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bus and then realized, oh, we're at home.
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Yeah, can we go to the airport that yet? That
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game three tonight, Sandy Alon up against National League All
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Star Andrew Abbott. Yea, yeah, game time is at seven
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to ten. Andrew Abbot found out last night in a
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dugout that he's a NAST League All Star. He's replacing
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a Dodgers a pitcher who starts on Sunday night with him.
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You know, Andrew Abbott is seven and one with a
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two point fifteen.
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E r A.
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I blame Zach Taylor, Yeah, and Joe Burrow. Yeah.
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Wild fish wild finish in San Francisco last night, Patrick
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Bailey makes history and baseball walk off, three run, walk
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off inside the park, home run, yeah, becomes He joins
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the Cubs Pat Moran in nineteen o seven and Washington's
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Benny Tait in nineteen twenty six is the only catchers
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in Big League history to have a walk off inside
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the park.
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Homer, Oh, I just got to cool that. I just
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got a text from Elie day ly Cruz. He just said, Oh,
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I'll play there too if they want me to.
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Oh, but San Francisco they have a lot of money
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out there too. Little League Baseball, Little League Baseball. Bobby
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Fraser tossed one hit ball over three innings. Where's this kid?
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At World Number one Arena? Sablenka and the Onyx Center
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Line to twenty twenty five Cincinnati Open Player Field. Both
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are said to defend their titles at the Lindner Family
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Tennis Center and Beautiful Mason, the Home of the Comets
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and the Transmitter.
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August fifth through.
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The eighteenth, the top sixty five players and the Men's
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and Women's Tour will take part over two weeks, including
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Carlos al Karez and Novak Djokovic.
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Whoever, I mean, listen, I was the first to say
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when they bought when they sold that thing, I thought, Oh,
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this thing's over. They're out of here. And do you
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keep that thing in Mason? That's awesome, big for this.
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They go by every day they are they are building
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tennis palace out there, gorgeous. You can see it on
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I seventy one. Each day it gets better and bigger
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and better than ever.
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Heading out to the King's Island and stuff. I see it.
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Yeah, right, that's a nice area.
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Let's see. There's no shooting and none of that stuff
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out there, none of that nonsense.
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It's not Price Hill and it's not Otr or Middletown
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or Downtown at the Banks or Covington.
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Or were you live in northern Kentucky. Yeah, no, kids,
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what do you what do you bringing up Middletown for?
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You guys had a shooting there.
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One shooting. Just one that happens.
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It happens every now and then in Middletown. Hey, I
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like Middletown. I took a class there at Miami.
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How about that.
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Yeah.
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Okay, now I'm irritated. Have a happy Wednesday, everybody. One
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There's a new show that I definitely got to check
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out on A and E called Lie Detector, Truth or Deception,
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and I guess on there they have Shannon Price, who
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was the last woman that was married to uh Gary Coleman.
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Now Gary Coleman was that little dude that was on
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different strokes and he was saying, as for the what
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you talking about, willis yep yep, and he circled the drain.
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And you know he ended up suing his parents back
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in the day because they were like keeping his money.
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His documentary is really sad.
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Yeah, I remember that.
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Anyway. So she was the rumor is like people like
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because all they did was fight. They were arrested a
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few times and all that stuff for domestic violence and
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all that, and saying that she took advantage of him.
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She's on this documentary and they she what.
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Is this on Netflix?
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It's on A E. Oh, she said, well the documentary is.
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I don't know where the documentary is. I think it
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was on Netflix, but but this new Delight Detective show
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is on A and E and uh he quote unquote
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fell down and died in their kitchen. And she was
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the one that called and all that stuff.
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Oh no, are you saying that she had some.
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Sort of everybody says this and has claimed it.
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Wouldn't they be able to figure that out?
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Though she went on the show and he did a
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lot of detective tests that she failed.
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Don't dunt dun't.
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The exam had to do with Gary's fatal fault.
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I asked you the following relevant questions on this test.
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Did you physically cause Gary's fall?
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You answer no.
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I also asked you, did you physically cause Gary to
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fall that day?
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And you answered no? And the results are you failed
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that exam with deception regarding Gary's fault.
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That's false.
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But a guy that's so close to the ground, I mean,
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is that going to really cause somebody to hurt himself? Terrible? No,
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it's true.
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How tall was he? It wasn't even five feet six?
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He's negative six feet now.
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Well now you.
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Don't sigh, But I mean, this is going to be
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interesting to see how this goes down. Now, does this
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show cause them to reopen this investigation on her?
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Maybe? Oh man, this is that the lie detector was lying.
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Yeah, that's wrong. Why would she why would she look
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what lawyer would be like, Yeah, yeah, go ahead, go
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on that show. They must have offered her a ton.
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Of dough, of course, Yeah, especially if she knows that
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she's guilty and that she's going to get caught through
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the lie detector.
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But this is going to be great.
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That's why I used to love watching the Moury Show.
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Yeah yeah, Jerry Springer, all the lie detector results and
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everyone's running around on the stage.
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The Moury Show is great because I mean they could
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at this point now they should just release the readings.
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I don't need all the build up and all that stuff,
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especially with the whole TikTok era. You know what I mean.
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Oh you can see all that stuff on TikTok because
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now I just want to see the dudes leap out
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of their chairs. Oh yeah, that's all it is.
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You are not the father, Boot told you, And she
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goes right off the stage.
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Bawling her eyes out.
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I mean, they could have all my Best of series
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on some of these women, because they keep coming back.
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I don't know which guy it is, but I'm gonna
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definitely check out this A and E show because I
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want to see who else is going to be on
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there as far as well known names like I mean,
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for instance, Joey Buttafuco used to say the guy who
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had sex with the Long Island Lolita whatever, Amy Fisher whatever. Yeah,
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I mean I believe he said he never like got
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it on with her, but we'll find out. I wonder
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if he ever came out and said, yeah, yeah, we
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got it on because she ended up going and shooting
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Marry Joe. But if in the Faces starting, I think it's.
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On now, Okay, Okay, I don't know. I'm binging Quarterback
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on Netflix right now. So it's kind of where my
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focus is with shows.
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The New A and E show Light Detector, Truth or Deception,
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So I'll go check it out. Yeah, you don't watch
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that for us. Yeah, so the fall happened in twenty ten,
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so she's been living life pretty good now, so maybe
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it's time to lift the hood on that and go
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back and see.
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Fast forward fifteen years later and showing that the Light
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Detector is a lot.
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It says I'm here that Shinnon strongly disagrees with the results.
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Of course she dies, and that the show is more
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interested in ratings than the truth.
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Girl, maybe just leave the country, just get out of here.
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Well, there you go. I'm excited to go check this
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one out for sure and see who else is on
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the docket. As far as who they're going to put
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the light detector on that right there is Sarah. She's
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always dropping. Can knowledge up on your ass.
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You can pay me if you want them on a
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quarter through my Venmo if you'd like, go ahead now.
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If you have trouble sleeping like I do, it's only
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when I know I have to wake up early the
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next day. Yes, like on the weekends, I lay down,
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I'm sleep within thirty seconds. But then during the week
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it's a whole different story. But there is just there's
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a study that's been done. They found a link between
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certain foods and disturbed sleep, even foods that are causing nightmares.
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Do you get a lot of nightmares?
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No, I don't know. I don't wake up. I don't
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know when I'm dreaming or anything.
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You don't wake up and think, well, you wake up.
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I'm glad that didn't just happen to.
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Me several times a night. But I'm used to that.
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I'm just just my life.
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Oh brutal. Researchers are saying after sleep study, about fifty
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percent of people are negatively affected by eating things like
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dairy sweets and spicy foods late at night, well, especially
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right before bed. Most having negative dreams or disrupted sleep
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just from eating those different foods.
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I wonder if it's the processing and there's something, you know,
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I'm wondering. Also, they should reach deeper into the age
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group too, because I think a lot of people that
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are like certain ages, like millennials and stuff, are allergic
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to work.
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It's something like that.
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Yeah, they're allergic to that.
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Officials say, making better food choices improved not over like,
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not just your overall health, but over time you will
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get into a better sleep pattern. I understand the whole
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sleep thing. I feel like late at night, I'm like, oh,
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I just need a little snack with whatever I'm watching
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right before. That's not a good idea, probably not good. Yeah,
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you never know.
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I'm up at the same times every night, no matter. Well,
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actually I shouldn't say no matter what time I go
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to bed, because I went to bed at seven forty
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five the other night, and then I was up at
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nine point thirty, and then after that it was up
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again at the normal times as far as uh, you know,
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eleven thirty, two thirty.
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Three, thirdsh and you're just counting it down. Yeah, I mean,
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all right, I've got ninety minutes before my alarm goes off.
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Let's buckle down.
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But I'm weirder than everybody else. I I yes, we
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know that. I like going to work. And when i'm
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a sleep like, when I'm in bed, it's just it's
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just me waiting to go to work. Oh god, I'm
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laying in bed.
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I'm just waiting to sleep so I can feel better.
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Well again, like I said, the age groups are different. Yeah,
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they say it's a worker.
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You're you know, I'm also here working anyways.
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So go ahead.
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Uh. Foods rich in things like trip to fan, melatonin, magnesium,
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certain vitamins can help with your sleep. Things like turkey, almonds, Kiwi,
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fatty fish like salmon and tuna. I love all of
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this stuff they say that can help you get into
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a better sleep pattern. Like I'm eating all this stuff
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and I still can sling.
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Yeah. I think people are different. Well obviously, yes, as
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far as what because some of that stuff may make
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your your guts grumble and keep you awake all.
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Night, and what works for somebody might not work for
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somebody else. But I feel like overall, these are the
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things that contain the sleep stuff, so it might help
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for most people.
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So people go just will go out of pot like, no,
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I'll get that.
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Sorry, yeah, ide it this far with no drugs, yeah yeah.
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And then it continues, so people go, We'll just get
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drunk and black out. No, not doing that either, No, sorry,
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uh and uh you know, and I tried the melotone.
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I just bought a bunch and I'd just been popping them.
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I got up to like three of those, and I'm like,
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this ain't working.
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I do take the purple melatonin gummies that you can
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get it like Walgreens. It's Walmarts doing anything. Yeah, I
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don't know if it gets in my head whatever it is,
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I still buy them.
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Yeah.
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They say warm milk and herbal teas can also help
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late at night. Hey, I'll take any advice because it
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sucks trying to fall asleep during the work week. I'm
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not good at it. I know, I'm no problem on
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the weekends.
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Now, you can't take advice from these these you know,
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street pharmacists, you know, like your friends. We'll just take
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a bunch of gummies, dude, I know a guy. No,
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I'm not doing it.
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My sister is a nurse, and I have friends that
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are nurses, and they all try to tell me about
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the melatonin and different things to do, and I'm like,
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none of it's working.
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Yeah, my brain won't shut off. And I've known this
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for twenty plus years as far as the schedule and
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what I do for work, so I just live with it.
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Well, I start to think of like every negative thought
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in the entire world as soon as I'm trying to
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fall asleep, Like all day I've been fine, my mind
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is clear, and then as soon as I hit the pillow,
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I'm like, yeah, horrific thoughts I feel I can fall asleep.
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I don't know why.
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All I think about in my life is like right now,
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I'll can tell you what. I go to bed. I like,
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yesterday I worked all day on a project and then
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I laid down in bed thinking about okay today. When
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I got lined up for today to do on the show,
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I'm like, Okay, that's taking care of it, taking care
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of And then I'm like okay. When I get up
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and I after work, I got to deal with these
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these emails and then I'm like, okay, did I save
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them as unread? So I lean over and I open
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up my phone and I make sure those are unread
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so I could deal with them, and I see them.
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When I get done, I put the phone down and
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then I'm like, okay, and I got my stuff book
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for Syracuse and I'm laying in bed, going do I
502
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need to spend the money to go to Syracuse?
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You should go to Syracuse and then you should go
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see your friends. You never hang out with anybody I know.
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And I'm like, but that money that I'm using, can
506
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I take my girls somewhere to go do something?
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You spend a lot of money on your daughters.
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Don't do something for yourself or put that put that
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in their savings or something. You know what I mean,
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Go do something for yourself.
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You got to get your mind right, and self care
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is so important.
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My mind is right.
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No, it's definitely not.
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It's right. It's right.
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I see enough of your mind every day.
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It's right here. My mind is right right here. On
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one oh two seven, WEBN did you see what I did?
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It's time for Can I sooth with Stewart W. Penrose
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from the Manilo Law Group, call now with your legal
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questions five one three one two seven? Can I shoe?
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Yeah, he's here, mister Stuart W. Penrose from the Manila
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lag Groups. If you have a legal question, you can
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always hit us up at five one three seven, two seven,
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get on the radio and ask that legal question. Pe'll
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do it for free. I'll help you out. Stuart is here,
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and this here is Kayla.
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Hi.
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How are you guys? Just wondering?
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Good? Let's get to it.
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Okay.
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So, basically, to make a long story short, I started
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noticing that my paychecks weren't quite as much as they.
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Used to be.
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And I found out that my employer was actually garnishing
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me and it all it matched was my name. They
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didn't check my socials, they didn't check even for the
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same state, and it was and I had to do
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all the lake work to find out where it came from.
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I was just wondering if I should take further actions
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for that.
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Have they corrected the issue now and got you gave
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you your backpack?
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They did.
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It took them about four days to figure it out
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and get it back to me, but they did.
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How long was this going on?
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I the whole process actually took about four or five days.
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After I found out.
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How long were they garnishing your wages? And you didn't
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know about it, is my question about two months?
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About two months. It's good that they got your back
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pay and they got you all squared away. Now, could
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you speak to somebody about a employment attorney and go
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after them for more possibly whether that's worth it or not.
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For that, I don't know. That's a that's its own
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thing there. But at least they got you taking care
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of the big stuff there, They got it straightened out,
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give you your back pay.
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Okay, Why would you want to go after them again?
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I just felt like my company should take care of me.
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I feel like the law firm, whoever submitted the claim
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or at least should have at least seen if I
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was the same person. I was just a little upset
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with my company that they didn't take two seconds to
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check my social Security number, the same state, my address
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or anything. They've always been good to me. That's why
568
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I was just a little concerned.
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Yeah, don't, don't, don't. Still, it was an honest mistake,
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you got they hopped to it and got you paid
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light into a raise. Yeah yeah, just like yeah, walking
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into the boss's office and just act sad and what's
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what's going on? Like you know, I know it was
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a mistake and you guys made good and stuff. But
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what would really give me a good get up and
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go would be a raise.
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I will definitely try that. I really appreciate it.
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This is your boss a mail, Yeah, because in order
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to get raises from guys you have to do certain things.
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But my boss, so oh okay, thank you, Kelly, thank you.
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Buddy Stewart W. Penrose is here from the Manila Law Group,
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taking legal questions if you want in five one three seven,
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four nine one two seven radio like Brian, what's up, Brian?
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Hey, I's going go ahead.
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Hey.
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So, so I just recently moved here from Bar Harbor,
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the station out there, and the company that I used
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to ship a couple of my cars they damaged them
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real bad and I had a quote done. It was
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like about twelve hundred dollars worth of damage. And uh
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I bought insurance through them and everything, but they just
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keep skating me and not actually helping me out trying
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to fix them. I have all the documentation that you know,
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all the emails.
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Yeah, but it's hard when you when moving. Companies are
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a pain because you sign your life away.
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Yeah.
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They might the movie company that moved us from uh
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I think it's from Texas to Portland. They lost half
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of our stuff, pretty much, all of our pictures, everything,
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And when they when we were unpacking, we found other
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people's stuff and I called the driver and the driver goes,
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what do you think because you didn't want to come back,
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He goes, what do you think the value is? I'm like, well,
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it's just a bunch of prescriptions and stuff. He goes,
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just throw it away. So someone goes, hey, I got
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these pictures of another family. You know, what do I
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do with these? And I'm sure they said, well is
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it your family?
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No?
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Throw them away? So our stuff is gone. And then
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when we called they were it's like, man, what are
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you gonna do? So I don't know what with the
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car is what you could do about that?
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I don't know.
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I think a company that ships a car across you know,
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well this one literally across the Pacific. You know, they
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have to ship it literally. Oh I bought I bought
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a insurance package.
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Yeah, an insurance package for the cars, so it should
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have covered it. And they said they're just slow rolling the.
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You know, the process, Like, how long has it been.
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It's been about two months and every time I call,
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they tell me that the port still hasn't gotten them
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all the paperwork for them to process to claim.
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I'd say this, he said, it's about twelve hundred dollars
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worth of damage. Yeah, okay, it's too small for a
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lawyer to really be cost effective for you. A lawyer
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is going to cost more than than what your damage was.
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But you've got all your documentation, you got your ducks
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in a row. Keep going up the chain with that. Uh,
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with that company gets to the right person, and uh,
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you've you've got the insurance.
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It's a company that should be backed. You got your stuff.
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I think you should be able to go to bat
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for yourself by getting the right person over there. But
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I mean, I mean, could you could you talk to
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Alaran Sue?
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Yeah?
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But is it going to be cost efficient? Absolutely not.
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Okay, So what Stuart is telling Stuart is talking himself
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out of business right now because he's here to help
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you one of the mortals.
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I'm honest, If not anything else, I'm honest.
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That's right. He's an honest attorney. An honest attorney is
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a broke attorney. So please stop drop off some can
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goods for Stuart. W Hey that guy. He's boring to me. Jim,
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you're on the air with Stuart W. Penrose Esquire.
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Good morning. Thing with energy's tapping in my home with
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for thirty years now. The knee or box on the
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back of my house was reinstalled with a newer, uh
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like a I guess a S white type box so
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it don't have to come to my house. Actually, apparently
654
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there's been some issues going on with that box that
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caused my house to lose power in different areas for
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the last five or six months. I called an electrician
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friend of mine over to look at it or look
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at my panel, and he said, one whole side of
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my house was completely dead, and walked outside my meter
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box and touched it and it shored it out and
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everything came back on. I hadn't come out there and
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look at it. And he immediately turned my whole, my
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whole house off and put a block on one of the
664
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pens that was bent inside this box that they installed,
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and told me I had to get that fixed. Well,
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when I had electrician come out, they wanted seven hundred
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dollars to fix this. Well, I want a head and
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pay to seven hundred dollars because I need electricity out
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of it. But is it possible I can go out
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could Duke for that seven hundred dollars.
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00:32:01.559 --> 00:32:04.200
I don't think it's likely you went and paid the
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guy on your own. I think this probably needed to
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go through Duke Energy.
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Okay, Well, they actually turned my box or took the
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box completely out and put the terminal on there and
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block one side of my home, so I had no
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00:32:17.599 --> 00:32:20.559
electric I'm the backside of my house no air conditioner
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for almost twenty four hours, I guess before I had
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a guy come out there to fix it. But I
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see that they're responsible putting that meter box or that
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meter that me a reader into my box, which I
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owned obviously, but they did the damage.
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00:32:33.839 --> 00:32:35.599
I didn't do it, sure, No, I get that.
684
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My gut just tells me and my experience just tells
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me that this is something that had to go through
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Duke and you know, going on your own. I get
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the reality of it, but sometimes the law doesn't match
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up with the reality. Is it possible you could win
689
00:32:47.960 --> 00:32:50.279
a small claim over them, Yes, but I don't think
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that it's likely give given the facts that you gave me.
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00:32:53.160 --> 00:32:55.519
Okay, I took pictures of everything that happened. I mean,
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you can see the damage inside of my box.
693
00:32:57.759 --> 00:32:59.400
Well, you're not going to change his mind.
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00:33:00.240 --> 00:33:02.680
Well, I know that was They don't need to keep problem.
695
00:33:02.880 --> 00:33:04.920
No, I know, but you don't you keep telling us
696
00:33:04.920 --> 00:33:08.480
and pitching the issue. He just told you. All right,
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it's bad news. We're sorry.
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00:33:13.680 --> 00:33:15.480
I totally understand that. I just thought i'd get in
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my call and see what he could do.
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No, it's all good. While we're here, man, good luck.
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Well you guys have a good morning thing.
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You too.
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00:33:21.480 --> 00:33:21.720
Sorry.
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I had to get a little testy with Jim there
705
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because we like to move it along.
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What's this might be very beneficial to other people, But
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in a nutshell, I had an O V I Kentucky,
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and so you know, they get me out of the
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vehicle and everything. They there was one cop which was
710
00:33:44.759 --> 00:33:48.799
I found out was a rookie. Then another one showed
711
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up right behind him. Well, the first guy give me
712
00:33:52.519 --> 00:33:57.839
the pen test and I would swear up excuse me,
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swear on my most grade. That he went and told
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the other cop that I passed the pen test, and
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he was like, oh no, no, no no, And so
716
00:34:09.280 --> 00:34:13.280
he gives me the pend test and I swear on
717
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my life. He extended his arm as far out as
718
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he possibly could. Yeah, he was trying to get me
719
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to break my neck.
720
00:34:28.800 --> 00:34:31.679
Yes, that legal, Yeah, Stuart.
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Those tests are designed for you to fail, period.
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I know they are. I realized that.
723
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We advise that you don't, that you don't take those tests,
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that you refuse to blow. Yeah, and that you call
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00:34:44.719 --> 00:34:47.840
Rob Heally at the Manila Law Group. But certainly, I
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mean they probably have bodycm of everything. Are you still
727
00:34:51.079 --> 00:34:53.920
facing this ov I or is this a settled issue now?
728
00:34:54.199 --> 00:34:59.360
Well, I've done played out on it and everything, so.
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00:35:00.320 --> 00:35:04.599
The lawyers can challenge through discovery, Uh, you know they.
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00:35:05.159 --> 00:35:07.519
I mean I've watched I couldn't tell you how many
731
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hours of a footage of clients getting you know, and
732
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all that. So and there are certain things that can
733
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be challenged in motions to suppress if they did something
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uh improper.
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They did so much? Okay. So the next thing is
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when they arrested me, when I refused to blow, they
737
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didn't read me my rights are Is that? I mean?
738
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Is that the way it's supposed to.
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Be all things for motions to suppress? Did you work
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with an attorney on that?
741
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I did? But I and the guy was gonna. He's like,
742
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we're gonna, we're gonna go through every step, We're gonna
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recount where it happened, where you know, blah blah blah everything.
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Now, let me ask you something real quick. How many
745
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of these have you had?
746
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Uh? A couple? But doesn't Well, if I played out
747
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in Kentucky, it would be as my first Okay, So
748
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you weren't going to dig into it just for just
749
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for legality. Weren't they supposed to re meet my rights
750
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before they put me in.
751
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The back of the They're supposed to your rights.
752
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Yeah, okay, But.
753
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If you had an attorney on this, I'm not gonna
754
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sit here in second guessing.
755
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By any means, No, not at all.
756
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You know, I'm not going to second guess whatever advice
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he gave to you on just a little bit of information.
758
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Uh No, I'm sure that he went over all the
759
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different discovery that that was in the case, and hopefully.
760
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They were going to run through everything. And but it
761
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was gonna cost me five grand, which I didn't really have. Okay,
762
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So here's the next one.
763
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So you you didn't look at the lawyer at the
764
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end of the day, because.
765
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I did.
766
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I did, and you know, five bucks. You know it
767
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was worth it, just, you know, just to have some
768
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legal attorney. But so then here's another thing. I'm telling you.
769
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This is just it's insane. So when they take me
770
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into the you know where they drive you in, they
771
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let you out of the car, and everything.
772
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I've seen it on the I've been on a ride along.
773
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Yeah, yeah, you gotta explore more to us who don't
774
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get arrested on every weekend.
775
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Go ahead, it really is get arrested. I don't do
776
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it either. But so the guy that rested me reads
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me my rights in where you get out of the car. Yeah,
778
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but he says, if you're found guilty, you can be
779
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held up to three times the legal penalty of what
780
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if you're what the hell's that? I mean? I can
781
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be held liable up to three times the penalty if
782
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I'm found guilty of this.
783
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How were you supposed to remember all this stuff if
784
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you were smashed?
785
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I wasn't, That's the thing. And then they're like, did
786
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you understand your rights? I'm like, well no, I'm supposedly drunk, right,
787
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And so the next guy got pissed off and he said, uh,
788
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he said, well, here, he's just being difficult. I'll read
789
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him or rights and he read a totally different rights
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to me, you know, the typical rights. And I said, well, here,
791
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hold on. He just told me I could be penalized
792
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up to three times the penalty if I'm found guilty,
793
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and he was absolutely po Yeah, what is what is that? Seriously? Man?
794
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What is thattshell?
795
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No?
796
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I'm dead serious? What and okay? So I wasn't I
797
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wasn't even allowed to have a phone call for three days.
798
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I had had the free days and an ov I
799
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three days and they would not let me make a
800
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phone Was this.
801
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On a Friday night and the judge wasn't coming until
802
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Monday morning?
803
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No, it was on a Wednesday, the.
804
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Night because he didn't have the money for an attorney.
805
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Probably they still get.
806
00:39:29.400 --> 00:39:33.480
I had plenty of money. That ain't no factor. They
807
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would not let me make a phone call legal right
808
00:39:39.239 --> 00:39:42.960
and every here, every day?
809
00:39:44.199 --> 00:39:46.360
So you're going to take his side? You sure? You sure?
810
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There's you're missing a ton of context?
811
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Are you sure?
812
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I'm not even sure.
813
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If there's a question, it's story time with this.
814
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I mean, seriously of you.
815
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If they get an v I they should contact my
816
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colleague Rob Healey at five one, three, seven two three
817
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sixteen hundred, same number as me. You're in an auto accident,
818
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Give us a call bankruptcy. We have a large bankruptcy
819
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practice at Manilo Law Group. Bankruptcy can be an accounting error.
820
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We don't want you to feel embarrassed. We want you
821
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to call and get a fresh start.
822
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Now, dude, are you bankrupt? Dude? What's your name again?
823
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So much money ain't a thing?
824
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Oh, Money's not a thing. But you didn't want to pay.
825
00:40:31.440 --> 00:40:34.159
But you didn't want to pay for an attorney. What
826
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if somebody wants to go on?
827
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Didn't pay for the church?
828
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I know, but you didn't want to pay like the
829
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amount that guy want you want?
830
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Because I still had an open said that was right?
831
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Right? Okay? Let me ask you if somebody wants to
832
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go out and have a few pops with you later today,
833
00:40:50.480 --> 00:40:51.440
how do they get ahold of you?
834
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Sir?
835
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Oh?
836
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Yeah, yeah, somebody wants to go on. You sound like
837
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a guy that wants to you know, would like to
838
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party you related the country? Jeff, No, I.
839
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Can't tell you. I think I've heard of them before.
840
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It I listen to you guys sometimes.
841
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But not all the time.
842
00:41:07.880 --> 00:41:13.360
Get together but basically I was just asking, wasn't my
843
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right to have a phone call when I got, you know,
844
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signed in and everything.
845
00:41:18.559 --> 00:41:22.960
I think they should just take all phones away from you.
846
00:41:22.960 --> 00:41:25.239
No, I did all forms of communication.
847
00:41:26.719 --> 00:41:29.039
I would I would need to know more context there.
848
00:41:29.199 --> 00:41:31.199
I think we got all the context we need, Stuart.
849
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I don't disagree, but.
850
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To make a phone call?
851
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Are you are you traveling right now? Are you in
852
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a tunnel?
853
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No, I'm at home.
854
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It's really it's really bad.
855
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Song. Okay, yep yea you hear that start?
856
00:42:05.079 --> 00:42:07.280
Just those Samsons are tricky yo.
857
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Okay, thank you, Stuart. We'll do it again next week,
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thank you.
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Hopefully not that